Have you ever had a series of successful trades, only to do something dumb and give all those profits away? If you haven’t, congrats…it’s a crappy feeling to see one mistake destroy several right decisions. Of course, a lot of trades are going to end up being losers for us. Just make sure to execute your strategy and apply proper risk management to your trades. It’s the times when we don’t do that, which gets us in trouble. Contents1 Lack of discipline2 Trading style3 Some useful questions that you could try answering include:3.1 Why did I get into this trade and what was my edge?3.2 Did I have a specific exit strategy and plan?3.3 Did I execute my plan?3.4 Did I size my trade correctly, given the volatility?3.5 Should I

The story of small triumphing over big is a familiar one. David, after all, did slew Goliath. But how familiar is the story of small cap stocks outperforming their bigger cousins? The answer may surprise you and it’s our thesis that in terms of generating alpha (outsized returns) in investing, small caps contain the most value and present traders with greater arbitrage opportunities relative to their peers. It’s a bold claim, we know but there’s some strong proof. Let’s start by looking at the so-called supposed disadvantages of small caps – our point here being that we don’t consider them disadvantages at all. On the contrary, we believe that these inherent characteristics are most beneficial to traders. Contents1 Disadvantages of small cap stocks1.1 Volatility1.2 Lack of industry coverage2 Large